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African State-Owned Airlines and Banking sector experts met to discuss Post COVID-19 Recovery Plan
30 November 2020. The African SOEs Network secretariat convened its 2nd webinar on the “Role of State-Owned Enterprises in the Economic Recovery of African Countries Post Covid-19”, which had a special focus on National Airlines and State-owned banks.
APRM UNDERTAKES ONE OF A KIND GOVERNANCE GAP ANALYSIS IN SUDAN
Khartoum, 29 November 2020 – H.E Dr. Abdallah Hamdok Prime Minister of the Republic of Sudan officially launched the Governance Gap Analysis process in presence of the head of the AU-APRM delegation to the Republic.
TARGETED REVIEW PRESS RELEASE ON HEALTH GOVERNANCE AND COVID-19 RESPONSE IN THE REPUBLIC OF SIERRA LEONE
FREETOWN, NOVEMBER 30, 2020. The APRM Health Governance and COVID-19 response Targeted Review Field Mission culminated in a courtesy call on H.E Dr Julius Maada BIO (Rtd. Brgd), President of the Republic of Sierra Leone, at the Presidential Lodge on the morning of November 30th, 2020.
SIERRA LEONE TARGETED REVIEW ON PUBLIC HEALTH GOVERNANCE AND COVID-19 RESPONSE
FREETOWN 23-11-2020. A Field Mission Team led by Ambassador Inonge Mbikusita-Lewanika arrived in Freetown on November 19th, 2020 to conduct a Targeted Review on Public Health Governance and COVID-19 response in the Republic of Sierra Leone until December 1rst 2020.
Statement from the APRM CEO and President of the UCT Convocation on the Passing of Auditor General Kimi Makwetu
It is with great shock and profound sadness, that we learn of the passing of my dear friend and brother, Kimi Makwetu, Auditor General of South Africa – A comrade of the struggle for the emancipation of South Africans, an activist, and servant of the people.
APRM, MOODY’S AND FITCH SEEK TO BRIDGE THE GAP BETWEEN RATING AGENCIES AND AFRICAN COUNTRIES
October 2020 – The APRM, Fitch and Moody’s held a virtual meeting to discuss the APRM Initiative to Support African countries in the area of Credit Ratings and possible future collaborations with the two rating agencies. The rating agencies expressed interest to collaborate with the APRM to bridge the information gap that exists between rating agencies and African countries.
2nd Meeting of the APRM National Governing Council (NGC) of the Republic of South Africa
18th September 2020, the APRM National Governing Council (NGC) of the Republic of South Africa held its second virtual meeting, which was preceded by an induction session hosted by the APRM Continent Secretariat.
Namibia Gearing Up for the Country’s Self-Assessment
In January 2017, Namibia joined the APRM as its 36th African Union member state, and the APRM has grown since then to include 40 African Union countries, with the accession of The Gambia in January 2018, Botswana in February 2019, and Seychelles and Zimbabwe on 08 February 2020.
Resilience Critical for Post-COVID-19 Recovery Approach
Johannesburg, 17 July 2020 – On the margins of the High-Level Political Forum 2020, the African Peer Review Mechanism (APRM), the United Nations Office for South-South Cooperation (UNOSSC) and the Permanent Mission of Uganda to the United Nations jointly organized a virtual event entitled “Building resilient societies post-COVID-19 in the Global South”.
AFRICA SOVEREIGN CREDIT RATING REVIEW
This report is authored by the African Peer Review Mechanism, a specialised entity of the African Union, in collaboration with the African Development Bank and the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa. It is a bi annual publication on developments and trends in the area of sovereign credit rating services by international rating agencies among African countries. It seeks to provide African countries and investors with a corresponding analysis of the sovereign credit ratings’ opinion by international agencies. The report therefore presents trends, drivers, interpretation of opinions and policy recommendations on sovereign credit ratings.
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REVUE DE LA NOTATION SOUVERAINE DE L’AFRIQUE
Le présent rapport est préparé et publiée par le Mécanisme africain d’évaluation par les pairs, une entité spécialisée de l’Union africaine, en collaboration avec la Banque africaine de développement et la Commission économique des Nations Unies pour l’Afrique. Il s’agit d’une publication semestrielle sur les développements et les tendances observées dans le domaine de la notation des crédits souverains des pays africains par les agences de notation internationales. Elle vise à fournir aux pays et aux investisseurs africains une analyse pertinente des avis émis par les agences internationales sur les crédits souverains. Le rapport présente donc les tendances, les facteurs déterminants, l’interprétation des avis et les recommandations politiques sur les notations de crédits souverains.
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AFRICA’S GOVERNANCE RESPONSE TO COVID-19
This preliminary report presents outcomes of a study conducted to examine Africa’s governance response to the new coronavirus, SARS-CoV-2, (herein referred to as COVID-19 or the pandemic). It presents a summary of the immediate measures, and medium-term and long-term policy responses to COVID-19, which was designated a pandemic on 11th March 2020.
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RIPOSTE DE L’AFRIQUE À LA COVID-19 EN MATIÈRE DE GOUVERNANCE
Ce rapport préliminaire présente les résultats d’une étude menée pour examiner la riposte de l’Afrique face à la maladie causée par le nouveau coronavirus, le SRAS-CoV-2 (ci-après dénommée COVID-19 ou la pandémie) en matière de gouvernance. Il s’agit d’un résumé des mesures immédiates et des réponses politiques à moyen et long terme à la COVID-19, qui a été déclarée comme une pandémie le 11 mars 2020.
(FRE) APRM Governance Link - Issue 9
À mesure que les gouvernements assouplissent les réglementations de confinement mises en oeuvre depuis mars 2020 pour ralentir la propagation de la Covid-19, nous ne pouvons faire autrement que d’appréhender la vie telle que nous la connaissions avant d’être malencontreusement interrompus par cette créature abyssale appelée le Coronavirus. Quelques activités qui avaient été suspendues font peu à peu leur retour, des écoles ont ouvert, le shopping n’est plus aussi pénible et les réglementations autour des restaurants et des lieux de culte ont également été assouplies. Bien que nous devions encore respecter un certain nombre de restrictions, comme l’imposition de la distanciation sociale et le port de masques faciaux, je préfère de loin suivre ces règles plutôt que d’être confinée entre mes quatre murs à supporter les cris de mes enfants et les caprices de mon cher mari.
Governance Link - Issue 9
As governments ease lockdown regulations that have been implemented since March 2020 to slow down the spread of COVID-19, we can’t help but look forward to life as we knew it before we were rudely interrupted by this faceless beast called the Corona Virus. A few activities that were banned have made a come-back, schools have opened, shopping is no longer as painful and rules around restaurants and places of worship have also been relaxed. Though we still need to adhere to some level of restrictions, like the imposition on social distancing and wearing of face masks, I’d much rather follow these rules than be locked up at home with my screaming kids and solemn husband.
Governance Link - Issue 8
As the world grapples with the devastation of the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. Life, as we know it, has changed. The challenge we face today has been both unexpected and devastating, in the form of a deadly virus that is spreading around the globe and that is challenging how we do things. Governments in their wisdom have imposed lockdown/isolation and social distance restrictions. All these measures to respond to our common and invisible enemy, the Corona Virus.
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Governance, Gender and Peacebuilding: Strengthening the nexus
There is a growing realisation in African states that bad governance causes inequalities that can lead to the outbreak of sustained violence. Violence against women is a manifestation of gender inequality resulting from unequal power relations in times of peace or conflict. Sustainable solutions requires women to be their spokespersons and to articulate their concerns and issues within formal governance platforms and peace processes.
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Gouvernance, Genre et Consolidation de la Paix: Renforcer le lien
Les États africains se rendent progressivement compte que la mauvaise gouvernance est à l’origine des inégalités qui peuvent conduire à l’explosion d’une violence durable. La violence contre les femmes est une manifestation de l’inégalité des sexes résultant de relations de pouvoir inégales en temps de paix ou de conflit. Pour trouver des solutions durables, les femmes doivent être leurs porte-paroles et exprimer leurs préoccupations et leurs problèmes dans le cadre de plateformes de gouvernance et de processus officiels de paix.
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The Major Bottlenecks Facing Africa (French)
While the APRM is preparing to celebrate its 15th anniversary in March 2018, it is with immense pleasure, pride and a sense of responsibility that the APRM Secretariat publishes The Major Bottlenecks Facing Africa today. This is a report with lofty ambitions: it asks difficult questions, attempts to answer those questions and proposes ways forward.
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The Major Bottlenecks Facing Africa
While the APRM is preparing to celebrate its 15th anniversary in March 2018, it is with immense pleasure, pride and a sense of responsibility that the APRM Secretariat publishes The Major Bottlenecks Facing Africa today. This is a report with lofty ambitions: it asks difficult questions, attempts to answer those questions and proposes ways forward.
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Africa Governance Report (French)
The AGR assesses the state of governance in Africa with a view to providing Member States with a comprehensive baseline to assist governments to enhance governance. Whilst there already exist assessment reports on the state of governance in Africa that are publicly available in public discourse, these reports have largely been developed by multilateral organisations and independent think-tanks across the continent and abroad. The AGR is commissioned by the Assembly of the African Union Heads of State and Government.
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Africa Governance Report – Executive Summary (French)
The AGR assesses the state of governance in Africa with a view to providing Member States with a comprehensive baseline to assist governments to enhance governance. Whilst there already exist assessment reports on the state of governance in Africa that are publicly available in public discourse, these reports have largely been developed by multilateral organisations and independent think-tanks across the continent and abroad. The AGR is commissioned by the Assembly of the African Union Heads of State and Government.
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Africa Governance Report
The AGR assesses the state of governance in Africa with a view to providing Member States with a comprehensive baseline to assist governments to enhance governance. Whilst there already exist assessment reports on the state of governance in Africa that are publicly available in public discourse, these reports have largely been developed by multilateral organisations and independent think-tanks across the continent and abroad. The AGR is commissioned by the Assembly of the African Union Heads of State and Government.
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Africa Governance Report – Executive Summary
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY AND RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE AFRICA GOVERNANCE REPORT (APRM)
The AGR assesses the state of governance in Africa with a view to providing Member States with a comprehensive baseline to assist governments to enhance governance. Whilst there already exist assessment reports on the state of governance in Africa that are publicly available in public discourse, these reports have largely been developed by multilateral organisations and independent think-tanks across the continent and abroad. The AGR is commissioned by the Assembly of the African Union Heads of State and Government.
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